- criminalise
- crim|i|nal|ise [ `krımınl,aız ]a British spelling of criminalize
Usage of the words and phrases in modern English. 2013.
criminalise
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criminalise — (Brit.) v. make illegal; outlaw, declare illegal; declare a criminal; pronounce illegal; make a person become a criminal, treat a person as a criminal (also criminalize) … English contemporary dictionary
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criminalise — /ˈkrɪmənəlaɪz/ (say krimuhnuhluyz) verb (t) (criminalised, criminalising) to make into a criminal offence: to criminalise racism. Also, criminalize. –criminalisation, noun …
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criminalises — criminalise (Brit.) v. make illegal; outlaw, declare illegal; declare a criminal; pronounce illegal; make a person become a criminal, treat a person as a criminal (also criminalize) … English contemporary dictionary
criminalising — criminalise (Brit.) v. make illegal; outlaw, declare illegal; declare a criminal; pronounce illegal; make a person become a criminal, treat a person as a criminal (also criminalize) … English contemporary dictionary
Criminalization — Criminology and penology Theories Causes and correlates of crime Anomie Differential association theory Deviance … Wikipedia
